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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-07
MAI. S. YATES LEVY.
The Bars Tribute to the Memory o
It's Deceased Member.

The Bars Tribute to the Memory Of
It's Deceased Member.
A meeting Of the Savannah bar was
called in the Superior Court room yesterday
morning to take action on the death of Maj.
S. Yates Levy. Gen. Henry r. jackson
was in the chair, and A. H. MacDonell, Esq,
acted as Secretary. When the meeting was
called to order H. c. Cunningham, Esq.
moved that committee of five be appointed
to prepare suitable resolutions In making
the motion Capt. Cunningham spoke in the
highest terms of the marked ability OF Maj.
Levy, who, before his strength failed him,
was one Of the brightest lights of
the Savannah bar. The resolution
was seconded by S. L. Lazaron, ESD, Ma.
Levys law partner, who also paid his
tribute of respect TO the memory of his
friend and adviser. Gen. Jackson appointed
on the committee Capt. H. c. Cunningham,
S. l.. Lazaron, Esq, John NJ. Guerard,
Esq, j. Il. Saussy, Esq, and r. q. Erwin,
Esq. The meeting adjourned until 3
O'Clock, in order that the members Of the
bar might attend the funeral in body
The committee will report to a meeting to
be held III the Superior Court room at 9:45
o'clock Saturday morning. The court adj
journed for the day out of respect to the
memory of the dead.
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OK, Pine and Lightwood,

For sale by r. b. Cassels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets. Telephone No. n.
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Maj. Lsvy's funeral took place at $3.50
o'clock from the residence of Mrs. Octavus
Cohen, ON Lafayette square, and was largely
attended. The services were conducted by
Rev. l. p Mendes, Of the Mickva Israel
synagogue. The members of the Savannah
bar, Judges and officers of the Superior and
City Courts, and members Of the
Board of Education and Georgia
Historical Society, and Joseph Lodge,
B'nai Birth attended in body to
pay the last tribute of respect TO their de-
ceased associate. The pall-bearers were
Hon A. T. Adams, Capt. j. r. F. Tattnall
and Messrs. William Hone, Emile Newman.
William Harden and j. NJ Solomons. The
interment was in the family lot at Laurel
Grove
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P. P. P. is a home remedy; is no secret
but regular physicians prescription, pre-
pared in the most careful manner, and from
materials that are always fresh and reliable.
p. P. P. is the greatest Tonic in the market.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
DR.. WHITEHEAD can be consulted daily
at the office of the Company, Odd Fellows
Hall Building, without charge. Prescrip-
lions and examination free. All inquiries
by mail will also receive his personal at
fentinn-
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NOT IN BED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
Sweet Sleep and Perfect Health Re.
stored by the Use of Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium.

LAKE CRY, FLA, June "a. 1886.
c. H. Newman, of Lake City, Fla, says
his wife has suffered for seven years
with complication of diseases, of
which Asthma was the most prevalent.
She has not laid down in bed for seven
years. He has expended all the money
his business has made him in that time
for medicine, physicians ETC., to obtain
relief for her. but without any success
whatever. He was advised by physi-
clans to try P. P. P. He finally did so,
expecting to derive no benefit, but after
taking less than two bottles eruptions
appeared all over and she Immediately
began to improve, and now her skin is
perfectly clear She sleeps soundly
every night on an ordinary pillow and
her general health has not been better
in years Mr.. Newman, who is mer-
chant in Lake City, is very enthusiastic
over the cure, and thinks it the grandest
blood purifier and tonic of the age.
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One of the Smiths.

t. denotes trace of rainfall
G. n. SALISBURY Signal Corps.
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CENTRAL'S YEARS WORK.
PRESIDENT ALExANDER'S AN
NUAL REPORT FOR 1887.

The Company's Earnings and Ex-
penses and Net Income-A Surplus
of $4,000 the Result Of the Years
Operations-The Ocean Steamship
Company's Falling Off.
The Presidents annual report of the
Central railroad system for last year has
just been published. 1t is a complete review
of the company's operations and affairs.
The Centrars property consists Of the rail
road system proper, embracing 1,4O5 miles
of ROAD finished, or under construction with
funds in hand to complete, and carrying
obligations ahead of the stock equivalent to
S26, 301 300, at present average interest of
10 per cent. a bank with 100000 paid
up cash capital; investments controlling an
auxiliary system Of ,252 miles, represented
by 81, l9S, 800 of stocks and bonds,
The character of the security and the
credit Of the company will enable it, the
President says, to refund all Of its bonded
indebtedness now bearing 6 to per cent.
interest, at per cent. and probably at less
The following statement shows the
amounts, rates and dates of maturity of the
issues which will offer this opportunity dur
ing the next five years:
6ama. ' -. =. IS $4,000
Girard 1850 .. ~. ''. ' o8t 900
bala .o, ~ lii, 900
dsbtedn Ss; Central Ger railroad . 100000
Indebtedness Atlanta and West Point 10000
ship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9s7 900
Jan. /, 1893, per cent Central railroad 1885, 900
rotoI CO csO Ooo
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IOUdl- Pho, oOO,O
Average, 6. e. per cent.

IUI
If these bonds can be funded at an av-
erage of 5 per cent. the annual saving to
the system will be 1929, 720 per annum, over
$500, 900 of which will accrue to benefit of
the stockholders, being equal to nearly 3
per cent upon their stock.
The financial results Of the operations of
the system for the fiscal year ending Aug.
81, are as follows:
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Maximum temperature 60, minimum tenn
perature a.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
l :33 o'clock p. m. yesterday Augusta timel
was feet--a rise Of o.. during the past
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken ut the senle moment
of time at all stations
SAVANNAH. Dec. 6. 3:36 p. NJ. city time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08
IAN Offensive Partisan.

Several days ago Senator Morrill, chair
man OF the Senate finance committee,
having charge of the nomination of In
5erual Revenue Collector Roberta, met
Senator German at the Capitol ami said
Look here, German, | see you have re.
moved "a Republican collector of internal
revenue over in Baltimore aud appointed
a democrat III his place; yet no reasons
are assigned Tor the change?'
Senator German nodded his head ap-
provingly aud simply remarked Pre-
clSely.'
Was the Republican collector an Of
fensive PARTISAN? Inquired tho chairman
OF the committee.
''lu Maryland, replied Senator Cor
man, all Republicans are considered Of
teusIve partlsans by Democrats, but we
never charge each other with being Of
fensive partisanS. Col. SeIlman is all ex-
celent gentleman, and he feels very
grateful that he was permitted to remain
in office nearly two years under Demo
cratic administration. He understands
that hs WIS removed because he was a
Rep Lblican. aud upon no other grou I'd
His successor Was Ills college mate, aud
there still exists between them most
friendly feeling"
To this statement Senator Morrill,. re-
Piled that he supposed IL was all right,
out somehow be never could thoroughly
understand Mary land ponies.
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Tried and Trusty.

Starting twenty-five years ago as a
young medical practitioner III Buffalo, \.
Y, DR.. r. Y. Pierce has been rapidly
coming. hand over hend, up the ladder of
tame aud prosperity. To-day his name
stands as "a guarantee Of personal honor
aud proIesSIona. skill, aud the lnvalId'S
HuIel aud Sl.rsi ;al Institute over when
he pro>id-9, with mastery judgment, Is
universally known ana recoe uiz-d as the
leading health resort IN tue land.
DIR. Pierce may truthiully be SAID to
command the markets ut the world, tor
ms proprietary medicines, the Golden
Medical Discovery" ''FavorIte Fsesor,p
ton and pleasant PurgatIve Pellets,
aIe sold IN enormous quantities. not only
IN ngland, Ireland, Scotland and other
European countries, but also in India,
south Africa, South America, Australia
aud other far distant lands. This extra
ordinary mrdsure of success has been at
tanned 10y DIR. Pierce and his FANNY
Medicines, because under the ordeal Of
years of public scrutiny they have with
stood the test and are today rated by all
rs TN. q aud trusty.'
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BULLETIN OF THE THIRD DAYS SALE.
IMPORTED CARRIAGE WRAPS.

Black Velvet with Jet Trimmings, satin li"ed
made by l.. Hentonaar. PARIS, down from $3.50 TO
SIS
Black Silk Broca.e Velvet Chenille Trimmings
down IRON $l35 to $40.
Black Velvet Brocade. beaded passementerie,
made by l.. Heutenaar. Paris, down from $3.50 to
SIS.
Black Velvet Brocade. Chenille Trimmings
made by Sara Magyar, Paris. down from Sl65 to
SIS.
Black Silk Frisze, Chenille Trimmings. made
by Caclard, Paris, reduced from SIPS to $50.
Black Velvet Brocade trimmed with Marquis
Lace down from $l5U to $50: SILK lined: made by
Sara Magyar, Paris.
Black Silk and Velvet, Prize Chenille AMI Jet
Trimmings. SILK lined, down trsm $3.50 to 500:
made by l.. Hentenaar. Paris.
Black Velvet Brocade. Jet Trimmings, SILK
lined down from s2vO to 500; made by l.. Hen
tenaar, Paris.
Black Diagonal. Brocade Back. Chenille Trim
m ngs Silk lined. down from sos TO So; made 10y
Emile Pngat, Paris
Black Silk Diagonal Book raised. Plush Fig
ure Silk lined, made by Emile PiD2at, Paris,
down from $500 to SIS.
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WRAPS.

Cloth, trimmed with Velvet and Lace. down
from $35 to SIS.
Brown DIagonals. Feather and Ball Trimmings
reduced from SIS to $40.
b own Astrakaus, BLACK Fur Trimmings, doan
tIom sl2 to IS.
Same with Feather Trimmings, down from $40
to 81.
Culored Frieze, Black Fur Trimmings, down
from SIS to $lu.
Brown Astrakan Beaver, Trimmed with Balls
down from S27 to S2l
Coored Frsze Back Fur Trimmings, down
from SIS TO $40.
Brown AstraKan Satin lined, Beaver Trimmed
down from SO to SIS.
Brown Cloth, heavily braid ID Feather Trim
IN ny, Satin lined, down from $50 10 SO
Three Silk Frieze Wraps. Feather Trimmings
Silk lined. down from $40 10 80.
Iiagonais, extra valve, 50.
Better quality Diagonal, trimmed with Astra
kan, 81.
AsIrakans and Boucles. 81. IS. 81 $40 up to $50.
Astrakan. Satin Faced Black ur Trimm ugs,
with 10 x tails, down from Sl2 TO $40
BuucieS, heavily trimmed with black fur and
long tails, down iIom s!5 TO $il.
Heavy Diagonals, Astrakan Hoods, heavily
trimmed al around. down from ST. ~ s.
Dlagonals, heavily trimmed with Astrakan.
down from Si2 to ~.
Astrakan Jacket WrapI. with black Fur Trim
mings, down from SIS To ST.
Diagonal BoucIes. trimmed heavily vita black
fur down from so 70 sl6.
SILK Wraps Uldcn Fur Trimmings, down from
SIC to sl2.
Better quality, down from SIS to -.
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social relations with her. He wrote her
friendly letters, retained her in his
church membership, and SO far as any
thing appears to the contrary treated
her with the same consideration shown
any pure woman in his church. Was
this course consistent for minister who
himself was morally pure? Indeed if
he was not in a measure himself im-
pure, how could he have found in her
congenial companlonship? Yet he
maintained futile dallianCe" with her.
Like the giddy moth around the mid
summers lamp, he huttered until his
wings were fatally scorched. But he
courted the flame. The devitry of the
woman seemed to have fascinated him,
and the Minister MesSaros succumbed
to the sensuous man Messaros. Min
listers must needs be not only above
reproach, but like Caesars wife above
the suspicion of it. The Difference
shown the ministerial office opens the
1oor of every family to it's welcome
entrance. The sanctity of domestic
life, the purity of the home circle, are
supposed 10 be in its care and keeping.
MIR. Messsros was doubtless a welcome
visitor in many homes, while his per
sonal association was habitual with Mrs.
CoulSton. Did he take with him or
leave behind him the moral faint of her
Companionship when he mad minis
terlal visits to homes which a pure
moral atmosphere pervaded? Which
was the more congenial to him? Isn't
It fair inference that his social rela-
tons with this woman would have been
undisturbcd today, but for the temerity
of her own act? We certainly can have
bit one opinion of Mrs. Coulston, and
can Rave little sympathy with him, in
the scandal he has brought upon re-
lioiOn
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No. l:1:Sb.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF EIKTON.

Al ELkToN. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
at the close of business Dec 2s 1885.
L E'SflIr
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RIBBONS.

Prices in many instances two-third and halfoh
Not much OF any one sly lie.
No" l5 cents; red uced from 50c, 40c., 35c., 25c.
Now ~ cents; red uced lrom I5c., &c., 5Jc., 4uc.
Now 81 cents: reduced from u, 81 rs, SIS
These CONSIST oi many ricn imported goods in
ha nd ,ume designs.
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SEAL CLOTH WRAPS.

Brown Plush Wraps, trimmed all around with
o-inch Black Fox Fur, down from $40 10 Sl2
One lot Seal Cloth Wraps, sl6 81 reduced to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

An express train and freight train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
collided about TWO o'clock last Tuesday
morning on a curve about seven miles
from Tifin, Ohio, and both trains were
wrecked. The telescoped cars caught
fire from the stoves and many of the
unfortunate passengers, who were not
killed outright, were burned to death.
The exact loss of life is not known, but
the latest estimates make it seventeen.
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LEGALLY INNOCENT, But NOR ALLY
GUILTY.


GUILTY.
The Rev. Mr.. Messaros has been de-
clared by jury not guilty of the offence
with which ne was charged. That is,
twelve men have declared after patient
and thorough consideration of the evil
dence offered by both plaintiff and de
iendant, that he not only did not com
NIT a criminal assault upon Mrs. Coul-
ston, but was not even guilty of simple
assault upon her. No one who has
read the evidence in this case will find
fault with that verdict, or will seek to
penetrate the secrets of the jury room
to justify it. We believe it clear case
of an attempt to blacknail a minister
by crafty and designing woman.
This far SO good.
But what else has the evidence in
this cast disclosed, which the public
may read with benefit to it's morals,
and what light have the facts in this
case thrown upon the character of the
relations existing between this minister
and this member of Christian church
which both ministers and members of
other Christian churches may study
with profit
Stripped of its legal covering, this
verdict is simply an Eastern repetition
of it's Western congener. "Not guilty,
but he mustn't do it again
The evidence showed, that Mr. Mes
saros by his own confession had long
since discovered the real character of
Mrs. Coulston. He had adroitIy es-
capped her tolls by his shrewd refusal to
bite at the BAN thrown out to him when
she teIegrapled him from New York to
meet her there. He had every reason
to suspect her true designs upon him.
In fact we may conclude from what he
himself has said, that he believed her
to be an impure woman. Yet ne con-
maintain his personal and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08
OTHER JEWELRY.

Gold plated and Soid-Silver Jewelry all re-
duc,d exactly ons-thlrd. All sorts OF Pms and
Buttons, Bracelets ami Bangles.
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Umbrellas and GOssamers.

Ladies' and Childrens GOssamers guaranteed
waterproof, 75c.; worth $l.25
A full assortment OF Fancy Gossamers for La
dies, Misses, Men and Boys.
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CONGRESS reassembled on Tuesday
In the Senate Mr.. Cullom announced
the death of General Logan, and then
moved an adjournment, which was
agreed to. In the House, the Speaker
presented a communication from A. S.
Hewitt announcing his resignation as a
member, which took effect on the Ist
istant. Mr.. Thomas, of Illinois, offered
resolution expressing sorrow for the
death of Senator Logan, and moved an
adjournment. The resolution and the
motion were adopted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08
VIoLATERs of law IN Cecil count

VIoLATERs of law IN Cecil county
might as we'll understand that they will
meet trouble ahead, Samuel Ander-
sons prompt conviction this week for
defiance of law at Port Deposit, is fresh
evidence of the determination of the
people to press to conviction every
known violator of the new law without
respect to place or person. They in
tend to test the law, and see which shall
rule in Cecil county, the law abiding,
or the law breaking classes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

The Legislature of Delaware met on
Tuesday and elected William McCabe
of Sussex, President of the Senate, and
John F. Collins, of Kent, Speaker of
the House. Governor Stockley's mes
sage reports tie State debt on January
Ist at SSS4,75o, Offset by interest bear
ing investments of SI,I6S,7oo. The
revenues of the past year, exclusive of
school fund, were SIS6,S expendi-
lures with the same reservation $685.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

Some people have au erroneous impress
sion that Ponds Extract aud Wuch-Hazel
are identical. 1t would be AS true or as
reasonable to call the highest refined oils
crude petroleum or some cnoice perfume
ainwater and muonia. People WHO know
the difference are aware that this wrong
impression is encouraged by SONS dealers
Interested in initiating it, BORROWING the
great fame and merit OF Ponds Extract to
smuggle in some crude preparation Of their
own Those who 40 not know fall easy
victims to this deceit. Refuse any spurious
imitation of Ponds Extract
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Make, strssA
and Citv hall square
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

THE Pennsylvania Legislature met
on Tuesday in Harrisburg. In the
Senate Lieutenant Governor Black pre-
sided, and all the members were pres
ent. George Handy Smith, of Pnila :
delphia, was elected President, and
Thomas B. Cochran, of lancaster,
Chief Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-08

local matter Ten Cents line for single insertion
hIrriGgs aud Death Notices inserted gratuitouSiy
Obituaries piN be charged halt the usual rate o.
tGnsient local matter
Transient rdtes-Eighi cents a line for one, and
Four cents line for erery additional Insertion
one inch Of space counted as Treble lines. On.
soilnn, Fire Dollars per inch, one gear -Four
changes aHored to yearly advertisers with0ut add
tioasl charge.
The circulation Of The Hhi9 being among the most
intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Deldwdre
At proprietor confidently recommends it to Business
Men as q most desirable medium for remunerdtipe
ADVERTISING. 10 maintain its high standard as q
family Journal no offensive or Objectionable adrer
fisements wiH be admitted at any prrce.
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THE record of RUNS Results opens
we'll for the new year. A terrible loss
of life has just occurred on the B. & o.
at Republic station in Ohio. A passen-
ger train collided with freight train
the engineer of the latter being reported
by his conductor as drunk on his en-
CINE. Seventeen persons lost their
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IMPORTED WRAPS.

Brown Velvet, Feather and let Trimmings,
down 800 10 $50.
Bi,ck Velvet, Jet Trimmings. down from sl50
to SIS.
Black Velvet Brocsde, trimmed with let, down
from $50 TO $l5.
b ack Seal Cloth trimmed with dull Passe-
menterie. down from ss5 to $50
Garnet Velvet trimmed with black Fox Fur.
down from $50 to $l5.
Fancy Hrocade. Chenille Trimmings, down
from SIS to $50.
Fancy Brocade, black Lynx Trimmings. down
from $S5 to $50.
Brown Brocade, with Feather Fri innings, down
from so to $50.
Brown Velvet Satin lined with Passementerie
do~ from $50 10 S25
Brown Brocade Chenille Trimmings, down
from Si5 % S2o.
striped Plush Astrakan, trimmed with Black
Fox. down from $50 to So
Seal Cloth. with Feather Trimmings, down
from SIS to $40
Red and Black Brocade, Feather Trimmings,
down from SIS to $50
Dark Green Plush. Feather and J 1t Trmm ings
down IRON sou to Sl5
Dark Brown Brocsde trimmed with Chenille
Fringe. down from S45 I" SO
80 others reduced IN same ratio.
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Mrssrs X. A Woodbridge x Co., 21S
Buchtnan'> wharf. b ltimnre, importers of
the popular OrchllIa Guan", have published
for free distri burton $4,000 copi-s of the
well-kuown Farm RS Has-rsLown Alma
nae. 1t contains all the Information usu-
ally given in an :lmanac, besides much
othar matter OF general interest, and will
be- tnnrd of great value fer constant refer
ence TO farmers anu ihers. \ copy will he
mailed free 10 amy farmer who will take
the trouble TO write postal card asking
for il
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Plush Balls and Ornaments, zoe doz and up,
Chenille Flowers for Bottles and Cushions, Sc.
and up.
Fancy Fruits, Chenille Fruits Fancy Cords &C.
At lowest prices.
Colored Satins, 39c. per yd.
Colored Pushes, 81, 81 rs, $l.75.
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Copies that for one reason or another We want
TO be nd o Low. Scratched, backs or corners
Drokeu, bound upside down. stained, sheii worn.
warped or suffering nUm any oi the ails which
bouhs are heir to Cart give details: mostly QUE
book a class; the particular book might Lot be
mere when you come.
Some hue "lnding, Dickens, Scott, NJ Ac-
aulay, rnackety, lrvlnS. Some broken sets.
Illustrated HviuAy Books, used samples.
Cntdreu's Bo Ks, Tor all ages, suffering from
lam liar treatment ul iAst two weeks.
Prices ma ked III plain figures on fly leaf OF
eAci. puuk-srnetines quarter, third nal.
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A former Baltimorean gentlemen
who once stood high in community was
found dead in his room at Trenton, n.
J., where he WAS temporary stopping.
He had written pathetic letter to his
family before taking his life. Another
suicide from Rum.
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ssYHE+WH IGs.

Prsem'nenHy rGiudbIe for IFS Local as peH as Gen
srdi Mteiie nee, Ners Communications respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County, in
addition 10 the weekiy contributions Of lis regular
orps Of correspondents. anonymous communicd-
ons rtN receiue attention. the name Of the
.Drisr being required in all cases guarantee Of
good faith.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS,

The stock of curtains. hanyings and piece SUITS
is very reat-so great that you would think Us
boastul were to give the facts in full. There
many attractive Thugs to announce here.
which Will follow from time. Today we only quote
Lace Curtains. The quantity is great enough to
afford choice selection. The prices are also re-
duced to sharp bargains.